Armenian Signature Book. November, 2026 (Armenian-Language Edition)

Description

Armenian Signature Book is an illustrated publication from Yerevan Online Publishers about Armenian lives, history, and contemporary culture. The November 2026 Armenian-language edition brings together eight personal and historical portraits and the story of a French scented paper that carries Armenia’s name.

Viken Yepremian’s story leads from a childhood cut short in Amman to a lifetime devoted to the Armenian community in Fresno.

Psychologist Irina Tsaturyan reflects on family, loss, self-worth, and the eighteen-year-old self she still carries within her.

The portrait of Mikael Aramyants follows the fate of a man whose buildings survived while he lost his own place in the world he had helped build.

Arshak Ghasabyan considers why people search for wealth while overlooking the resources and possibilities already within reach.

Elvis Madatyan’s story returns to the Abovyan school that remembered him twice on its walls.

Pixar filmmaker Madeline Sharafian’s profile follows her changing relationship with the Armenian surname she once felt embarrassed by, before it appeared among the Oscar nominees.

Chef Hayk Barseghyan discusses his experience in Japan, the world of prized Wagyu beef, and his continued desire to learn.

Immigration attorney Kristine Parikyan explains why people seeking a green card should first examine the opportunities in their own education, experience, and abilities.

A separate historical feature explores Papier d’Armenie, the scented paper made in France, and the Armenian connection behind its name. It extends the issue’s view of Armenian identity into an everyday object that became part of life in another country.

With extended interviews, historical narratives, and illustrations, this volume is for Armenian readers interested in the lives of their contemporaries, the people who preceded them, and the details that connect personal experience with a wider history.

Text in Armenian. November 2026 issue.